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Becoming a Better Instructor!

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International Society of Fire Service Instructors

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International Society of Fire Service Instructors

Becoming a better instructor in the classroom! 10 Replies

Started by International Society of Fire Service Instructors. Last reply by Bill "Grits" MacGregor Jun 30.

What are some of the best tips or techniques you've learned to improve your teaching style in the classroom? Read More »

Tagged: instructor, teaching, classroom

Dennis E Sampson

Leading By --------------Poor Example ? 7 Replies

Started by Dennis E Sampson. Last reply by Tom Londo Jun 26.

Hello All, A Generalized Question, expanding on the original start up question In todays Fire Service, as instructors, we are looked at as leaders from a training perspective as well as the knowl... Read More »

Christopher Naum, SFPE

Fire Instructor Needs [Gaps] 1 Reply

Started by Christopher Naum, SFPE. Last reply by Mark Lafountain Jun 23.

What are the three (3) greatests issues/needs affecting you as a fire instructor? Read More »

 
 

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